The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-22
MESSAGES FROM MAssILLoN.
Daily Report From Our Busy West End
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Daily Report From Our Busy West End
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Mr.. W. Il. Mccall has gons east.
MIR. j. W. Nicely Is in Cleveland.
RUSSELL & Co.'s office is being remod.
eled.
VIM. GrOut, of the L. L. and W. A.R.
is in town.
Frank Tcaphsger and wife have gOns
east on visit.
Mr.. ]. W, GrsybilI, of Bridgeport, O.,
is visiting In MsssillOn.
Smoke the Niagara cigar; sold at
Hotel Conrad Cigar Store.
A little son was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
j. R. Schlsgle Monday eVenly g,
Justus Roger has gone the Cleveland
on business, to be absent a week.
Manager Gamble. of the United Lines,
spent Sunday at his home in Gambler.
Mr.. Ed. Schilling, of Goshen, Ind,
was registered at Hotel Conrad Tuesday.
MIR. Charles stC fer, of Canton, and
Miss Anna TTotter were married by Rev.
B. F. Booth, Monday.
Miss Moellering, of Ft. Wayne, Ind,
who has been visiting Miss ShriVer, re.
turned home Monday.
Engineer Miller Is sending notices to
all property holders to number their
houses within ten days.
Mr.. Joe Core and family left for Knox
Vile, Iowa, last evening, where they
will make their future home.
Messrs LsOnsrd Hess and j. 9. COxey
have returned from a trip TO PbilsdeI-
phia, Washington and Baltimore.
The Little Lover Is the b.st cigar to
please smokers, and once tried they will
always be used; sold at Hotel Conrad
| Cigar store.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.,
Miriam B. Yost to Miss Jessie fhrasher,
of Maple Grove, Ohio, Thursday, Sep.
tember 10Th.
The remains of Mr.. Daniel Roderiek
were followed to their last resting place
Tuesday by over one hundred carriages,
filled with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Andrew Boerner returned home
Tuesday evening from M. Clemens,
Mich, where he has been for the past
four weeks for his health. He has COM
pletely recovered.
Little Eva, daughter Of Mr.. Peter
baileT, wandered away from home this
morning and 1t was several hours before
she was found on West Main street,
near the railroad
John Scott. OF Alliance, was before
Mayor FrantZ this morning, charged
with drunkenness, and was assessed
the costs $3.50, and committed in de-
fault Of payment.
Tom Reed ami Will Hsmperly. stu.
dents at the Western Reserve Collage.
have returned home for short time.
the former on account OF sickness and
the latter 70 visit.
The contract to gravel West Main
street from the U. B. church 10 the city
limits, the street to be graveled from
gutter TO gutter, was sold on the ground
Tuesday TO Fister and Keller for $I99.
There is considerable talk Of organic.
ing stack company and build another
pottery with the capacity Of so hands.
The project seems to have the approval
OF prominent citizens, and no doubt will
be constructed.
Cards are ont from Mr.. and Mrs, John
X. Dangler for the marriage OF their
daughter, Hattie NJ. Dangler to Mr..
Charles +. Porter. The ceremony will
take place In St. Thimothy's Church.
Thursday evening, Sept Goth, at 1886
o'clock.
The jury trial before the MsvOr. of
Mrs. Emma Richel, Tuesday, for dis.
turbing the peace, terminated by the
jury finding the defendant guilty. The
sentence of the co0rt was twenty days
In the cRlabOose.
All should call at Fred. AIbreeht'a
grocery and view the relics brO10ht
from the battle grounds Of Gettysburg.
They were picked up by Messrs. Fred
Albreeht and John Martin when thew at.
tended the reunion last week.
Gilbert Il Sullivan's celebrated comic
opera "Miksdo, was produced last eyen.
Ing by the Hammersly Co., to q we'll
filled house and was rendered TO the
entire satisfaction of the audience, 10.
night Olivette; secure seats at Porter'a
drug store in advance.
Billy Amos, while under the influanca
OF liquor, drew two rev0lvers on Police.
man Hsgan, who attempted TO arrest
him. By little psrleying Hagan thraw
Amos of his guard and succeeded In AZ
resting him. A serious charge will
probably be preferred against him,
Attention Y. M. ID. O.